BVG

THE BVG TRANSPORTS BERLIN'S DIVERSITY – NOW ON ITS SEATING PATTERN AS WELL.

The BVG transports Berlin's diversity.
So who better than the BVG to transport a message of diversity?

Instead of a campaign, we redesigned the old seating pattern.
The "Pattern of Tolerance" is a pattern as colourful and diverse as the Berliners who sit on it. It’s composed of more than 80 human silhouettes – of all ages, genders, sexual orientations and cultural backgrounds.

Impressions
221M
Ad value in €
8.1M
Daily reach
2.6M

The pattern will reach 2.6 million passengers every day.

And the Berliners themselves carried our message even further. How? With the BVG Q.S. streetwear collection, dropping at Europe's biggest fashion retailer: Zalando. All of this brought the message onto television, the front pages of the press, and social media.

A close-up of a subway seat. the shiny material is made of the colorful silhouettes - The so-called Pattern of Tolerance, part of Jung von Matt’s Campaign for BVG, Berlin’s public transport company.
A woman stands in front of the train station kottbusser tor and wears an oversized jacket in the so-called Pattern of Tolerance of Jung von Matt’s Campaign for BVG, Berlin’s public transport company.

Scope of work

Design
Campaign
Film
Strategy
Fashion
PR

The people behind the work

Thanks team!

Managing Creative Director

Dörte Spengler-Ahrens

Managing Director

Stephan Giest

Client Service Director

Annette Krebs

Creative Director

Michael Wilde

Art Director

Martin Stöpel

Art Director

Jonas Lenger

Designer

Jakob Cassebaum

Designer

Martin Stöpel

Designer

Michael Wilde

Copywriter

Winfried Scheller

Copywriter

Oscar Engelhardt

Project Manager

Friederike Luise Speetzen

Project Manager

Florencia Uthoff

Project Manager

Hannah Bröcker

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